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I suppose you deposit 600 in bank account with the simple interest rate of 2.5% you want to keep your deposit in the bank long enough to earn earn at least $120 in interest how long should you keep your deposit in the bank

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Answer:

The time period for deposit in bank is 8 years .

Explanation:

Given as :

The principal amount deposited in account = p = $600

The rate of interest = r = 2.5% simple interest

The Interest earn after T years = s.i = $120.

The time period for deposit in bank = T years

Now, From Simple Interest method

Simple Interest =
(\textrm principal* \textrm rate* \textrm time)/(100)

Or, s.i =
(\textrm p* \textrm r* \textrm T)/(100)

Or, $120 =
(\textrm 600* \textrm 2.5* \textrm T)/(100)

Or, 120 =
(1500* T)/(100)

Or, $120 = $15 × T

∴ T =
(120)/(15)

i.e T = 8 years

So, The time period for deposit in bank = T = 8 years

Hence,The time period for deposit in bank is 8 years . Answer

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